Carolyn J. Long, Ph.D. |
1234 Derby Drive Richardson TX 75080 Phone: (972) 437-2131 Fax: (972) 783-0444 e-mail: doccarolyn@aol.com |
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awarding degree: Texas A& M University@ Commerce, Plus Postdoctoral
Clinical Research and Study in Human Sexuality-Honors. Student in all phases of Advanced Post -Doctoral Program. Licenses: State Licensed Professional Counselor # 004356, National Certified Counselor #1973 Major Publications: FASCINATION JOURNAL, International Publication-Regular Columnist, Sex and Disability Issues, Ongoing Research and Statistical Study: "Sexual & Erotic Attraction to Amputees" |
Certifications/Memberships: Diplomate, American Board of Sexology, AASECT Life Member, Quad S, Certified IMAGO Relationship Therapist, Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, Amputee Services Association, Amputee Coaltion of America, AAMFT, plus numerous certifications from Institute for Advanced Study of Human Sexuality. |
| Specialties: Sexual
Dysfunctions, Gender Dysphoria, Sex & Disability, Amputee/Devotee Issues, Relationship
Therapy, Sex & Humor. My Techniques/Philosophy: My strongest belief for every therapeutic modality is that "you don't have to be sick to get better." Although I have enough credentials to "choke a horse", they are worthless if that's all I take with me into a therapy session. It is critical, in ALL populations I deal with, to meet on the level of our mutual humanity and dignity, regarless of whether we share the same sexual orientation and self-identification. I work with a variety of populations: ie., straight, gay and bisexual individuals and couples. I work in areas dealing with performance anxiety and inhibited sexual desire and other aspects of sexuality. I work in areas dealing with same partners and relationships, marriage and family issues. Strait, gay bi-, amputee, devotee, disable, "differently abled, "gender-conflicted, knok-kneed, pidgeon-toed, dyslexic, hyperactive, or nearsighted, "...The world is so full of a myriad of things, me thinks we should all be as happy as kings." In our humanness, we are not always so "happy". It is my very sincere desire to help others become more so, whatever therapeutic modalities I may utilize to do so.
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